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Rooster Teeth Is Back!

“Under new management.” With those three words, an iconic Austin creative powerhouse is back. Rooster Teeth, the studio that helped pioneer online entertainment, is being revived, almost a year after it went offline. However, that statement also includes a slight lie.

2:18PM Wed. Feb. 5, Richard Whittaker Read More | Comment »

On Swift Horses Rides Into SXSW

South by Southwest is off to the races with the announcement that romantic drama On Swift Horses will be receive its official U.S. premiere at the Film & Television Festival (March 7-15).

2:00PM Wed. Feb. 5, Richard Whittaker Read More | Comment »

Les Misérables Is Definitely Not Miserable

Those who know Les Misérables know Les Misérables. There’s not really a halfway point – it’s either all-in or all-out.

1:52PM Wed. Feb. 5, Cat McCarrey Read More | Comment »

TODAY'S EVENTS

No Kings, Kick Out the Clowns

Texas State Capitol

Body Rock ATX (Prince tribute) w/ DJ Chorizo Funk & Riders Against the Storm at Parish

Babestock Day 1 w/ Kayristin, Jenny Voss, Black Daria, DJ La Moon, more [outside]; Baby Kush, CLINK!, Bunny G, more [inside] at Cheer Up Charlies

MUSIC | MOVIES | ARTS | COMMUNITY

Caroline Rose Ditches Spotify and Live Nation for an Old-School Album Rollout

If the music industry is a game, Caroline Rose is one of many musicians who are ready to play by different rules.

11:29AM Wed. Feb. 5, Caroline Drew Read More | Comment »

SXSW Asks for Another Simple Favor

Get ready to RSVP for the can't-miss event of the season. South by Southwest has just announced that Another Simple Favor, the latest movie from festival regular Paul Feig, will be this year's opening night film for the Film and Television Festival (March 7-15).

2:07PM Tue. Feb. 4, Richard Whittaker Read More | Comment »

Adrian Quesada Goes Back to College for Home Free’s Original Soundtrack

Home Free, a college comedy packing a powerful message on extending empathy toward the unhoused, bases its plot on a real-life experience director Aaron Brown and writer Lenny Barszap had with a homeless man they took in while attending the University of Texas at Austin.

3:23PM Mon. Feb. 3, Derek Udensi Read More | Comment »

Point Austin: Death March of the Barbarians

From 2005-2020, now-retired Austin Chronicle News Editor Michael King wrote about city and state politics from a progressive perspective in his weekly column, “Point Austin.” We’re pleased to bring back his column whenever he’s inspired to tackle the state we’re in.

3:14PM Mon. Feb. 3, Michael King Read More | Comment »

Sundance Film Festival Review: East of Wall

Although she’s a recent widow and nearly always broke, wild horses couldn’t drag Tabatha away from her South Dakota ranch.

12:43PM Mon. Feb. 3, Marjorie Baumgarten Read More | Comment »

Belle and Sebastian’s Stuart Murdoch on Chronic Fatigue, Austin, and His Debut Novel, Nobody’s Empire

Belle and Sebastian has been a beloved indie pop fixture for nearly three decades. The Scottish band has released a dozen studio albums and toured America countless times, most recently performing in Austin with a 2022 show at Stubb’s.

8:00AM Mon. Feb. 3, Leila Sales Read More | Comment »

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